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The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library

The Library: Helping you Discover, Connect and Innovate
We are committed to meeting your teaching and research needs as well as the learning needs of your students. Arrange for a consultation with a Librarian to learn more about how we can assist and partner with you.

Teaching & Learning

Inform us of your course's recommended readings, such as books, journals, and videos, so your students can access these high-demand materials online or borrow from the Course Reserve section in the Library. The loan period for physical items is limited to allow more students to access the materials.

Partner us to help identify and curate resources tailored to your course’s requirements to list on Subject Guides. These guides serve as a navigation page to help students discover quality resources relevant to a course, a specific subject focus and tips to research and cite effectively for their assignments. The guides may be accessed from the Library website or within the course module on the learning management system.

Our Librarians help first-year students to develop the critical information and digital literacy skills through the Essential Research Skills micro-module and in-class workshops via two University modules – Digital Competency Essentials and Critical Thinking and Communicating. Topics on how to find, select and evaluate relevant and quality evidence to support a research claim or project were covered.

We work closely with the various Programmes to take a scaffolded approach to embed relevant information and digital literacy skills at each level of study. We believe this will help our students to grasp and apply the key concepts of information literacy in relation to their study. Contact us to find how we can work with you to offer customised information and digital literacy session to meet your course objectives.

As part of the Micro-modules Sub-committee, the Library works with you to identify and curate relevant online learning content to support student learning. The Library also manages the central registry for staff to access and be aware of the micro-modules used and developed in SIT. This allows for ease of reuse by other faculty to incorporate them into their courses.

We support student learning through our collections, facilities, loanable equipment, programming and research consultations. See our services for students for more detail on how we can help.


Library Collection & Borrowing

The Library aims to build a collection and provide access to resources that meet SIT’s curriculum needs.
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Interlibrary Loan & Document Delivery

Looking for a book or article you can’t find in the Library’s collection? Send the Library your request and the Library will locate a copy for you.

It will take 2-3 working days. If there are any delays we will be sure to let you know.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions? 


Research Services

Professional Librarians are here to support academic staff in discovering resources for their research, using the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Re-usable) approach to manage research data, scholarly publishing advice and preservation of their research outputs.

Make an appointment with one of our professional librarians and they will be glad to assist you in areas such as:

Discovering Resources

  • Providing instruction on using specialised databases
  • Guidance for systematic searches for researching a topic
  • Obtain articles and books that are not available in our collection through Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Services
  • Assistance creating customised alert services

Managing and Publishing Research Output

Research Impact and Engagement

Advice in monitoring and tracking your research impact to support funding applications through
  • persistent identifier like ORCID ID, DOI
  • related engagement metrics like times cited, the number of downloads, visibility in the news, etc.